To be honest, I'd probably spend a while trying to get to grips with the fact that I am now of the opposite gender, then working out how to deal with such.
Then, I'd probably embark on a series of trolling maneuvers, mostly disturbing and confusing my friends with detailed knowledge from a 'stranger'. At some point I might have to reveal it, and I'd probably spend a little bit seeing how my girlfriend felt about the situation.
Also, legality may be an issue: turning up as a girl and claiming to be a guy might confuse a lot of things. If I could prove my identity, I might still have to get papers to prove that I am legally myself (useful for going to school, accessing bank accounts, etc..."
All accounted for, I think I might enjoy being a girl (though I am now preoccupied by how I might look). I would likely spend a lot of time trying to empirically deduce the effect of physiology on psychology (ie is the difference in gender mindsets due to hormones/biological factors or upbringing?). This would take up a great deal of time, and be very detailed, but hey, that's just how I am.
Mischa87 said:
Wow, this is just becoming so utterly hate-filled it's staggering. Also, this could of been a very interesting discussion if a bunch of idiots didn't give the same predictable answers. Usually the only people who even think about sex, and gender, are those who have an issue with it (Transsexuals, intersexed, transgendered people, ect) It's quite sad that the vast majority of the people who responded hardly really thought about the seriousness of this, instead we get assinine responses like "I'd become a lesbian" and/or "Masturbate constantly"
Also, Galdon, you're a bigot, try to learn something for once instead of spouting your hatred for things you don't have the intellectual fortitude to understand
Hey, some people gave it some thought... Anyway, life's easier if you ignore the fools.